Historian David Fidanyan writes:
"French Ambassador to Pashinyan Cheap Liberist
The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of France to Armenia Olivie Dunkotini made a scandalous statement, noting that Artsakh was recognized as part of Azerbaijan in 1991. Within the framework of Alma Ati Declaration.
The ambassador just lies. And in this context, several important observations must be made. First, if the Artsakh was recognized as part of Alma Ati's declaration, the question arises about what more than 20 years OSCE Minsk Group negotiated. Second, if the Artsakh was recognized as part of Alma Ati's declaration, the question arises as to what was part of the OSCE Minsk Group's homeland, France as a co-chairing country.
Third, if the Artsakh was recognized as part of Alma Ati's declaration, the question arises, what the phased version, the common state, Meindorf, the Madrid and Kazan documents. Fourth, if Artsakh was recognized as part of Alma Ati, the question arises why it was complaining about the April 2016 war in the fall, which was forced to recognize the independence of Artsakh. Fifth, and finally, if Artsakh was recognized as part of Alma Ati's declaration, the question arises why the EU representative Josepet Borel was 2023. It is announced that Pashinyan is the first Armenian leader to recognize Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan. Perhaps so much is enough to prove that the ambassador simply lied.
And in that context, the question arises as to why the representative of the High Diplomatic Representation decided to deal with the cheap propagandum of the Pashinyan lies. "
